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Band 5+: The map below is of the town ofGarsdon. A new supermarket (S) is planned for the town. The map shows two possible sites for the supermarket. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image shows a map of Garlisdon, population 65,000, illustrating its countryside, town center (no traffic zone), housing, industry, railway, and main roads. Twelve kilometers to Hindon, population 10,000; sixteen kilometers to Bransdon, population 15,000; twenty-five kilometers to Cransdon, population 29,000. Designations S1 and S2 are marked within the map.
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The map below is introducing us the layout of the town of Garsdon which includes a new supermarket planned for the town.

In the middle , we can notice three colors which it indicates the location of the industry where ww also have a huge space for housing. The first supermarket marked S1 is located in around 12km from the area conserving the Hinson population. However , the second supermarket which is nominated S1 is away from the Bransdon population conserving 15.000 people with around 16km and 25km from the Cransdon including 29.000 people linked to the second supermarket with main roads displaced to each towns to make the access of each population easier and flexible. Behind the supermarket S2 there is a railway linking the customers from other countryside to attract them in the town properly. As we can tell it , the position of the Supermaket S1 is less relevant than the location of the supermaket S2 which is in the center of town and has linked ways to enhance the arrival of customers from the far to the closes ways.

We can more conclude the location of each of those supermarket are compared from their links between customers and most far areas.

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